Adelphian Academy - Bell Echoes Yearbook (Holly, MI)

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l Mama .4 '7oumw Dean of Girls G CI CI CI THESE The following admirable traits of character are represented in the life of 7750164410 .4 7ouwfw person with high moral standards dean with sincere interest in her girls worker of long and untiring service counselor who inspires confidence an associate who commands respect a teacher with unfailing patience a leader with knowledge and keen foresight a sincere friend to all At home, at school, or in the field of servce, the youth whom she has inspired are bearing the banner of high ideals. Miss Foreman, because you have done so much for us, we hold it a privilege to honor you in this Bill 660053 0F '52

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Qc XQSQSC5 is Q' fubliafnecf by the Student aluociation 77'ze4ent4 ahfefphcfan affcacfemy Gt WOPIK ul wo rslwi p ul Siullllil The Bell Echoes Staff left to right areG. Engen, photographer: Dick Bagg, layoug I editor: Milly Edmister, associate editor: Jim Edmister, circulation mgr.: Rheeta Kel- Gt P Ol! ley, editor: Marva Shugars, associate editor: Mrs. Garberfponsori H. A. Wohlers, financial adviser: Jim Twomley, advertising manager. 1. i 3 5' 1' l if mj ' The Shiawassian - Annual Number Entered as second class matter, November 13, 1939, at Holly, Michigan, under the act of March 3, 1879.

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, .Ms mmumiwf t l 9' 7' WCCCCCZ ' . 1TW V dt. Z Treasurer of ,he Conferen rd Piesidehi of me Boa To Elder G. E. Hutches, Chairman of our School Board and also of the Finance Committee, and to Elder E. F. Willett, Treasurer of the Michigan Conference, we wish to speak sincere words of appreciation. During the past seven years these men have ably directed the affairs of Adelphian Academy and have carried heavy financial burdens in endeavoring to make every penny stretch as far as possible in order to provide for us the many beautiful, modern, and convenient buildings which we enjoy today. Under their capable administration the following major buildings have been erected. A mill building where over eighty young people are employed: the heating plant which also houses a modern laundry, employing thirty girls, print shop and mechanics class- room: East Hall and West Hall boys' and girls' dormitories re- spectively, which are perhaps the most ideal student homes to be found on the campus of any school. New lawns, sidewalks, drives, and equipment for many of the departments have added to the pleasure and enjoyment of attending school at Adelphian Academy. The entire school family and staff say to these men a hearty thank you in this Bill 660065 0F '52 C8